If you've ever passed Scotstoun Stadium in the west of Glasgow, you'll have no doubt noticed this rather attractive polychromatic brick wall running along its border with Danes Drive.

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Mill No. 2 of the former Anderston Rice Mill on Washington Street in Glasgow. Constructed with polychromatic brick, it was built in 1865.

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The polychromatic brick rear facade of the former John Inglis and Company tannery and leather warehouse building on Dyer's Lane in the East End of Glasgow.

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Pre-1900 polychromatic brick buildings on Kelvindale Road in Glasgow. These were built for the nearby Kelvindale Paper Mill.

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I love the shapes on this polychromatic brick former industrial building on Moncur Street in Glasgow, especially the pediments at the top.

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Pre-1900 polychromatic brick buildings on Kelvindale Road in Glasgow. These were built for the nearby Kelvindale Paper Mill.

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The former John Inglis and Company tannery and leather warehouse building on the corner of Turnbull Street and Dyer's Lane in the East End of Glasgow.

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The larger ones in the foreground were for managers, while the terraced cottages in the background were for ordinary workers.

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Built in 1876, this facade contrasts sharply with the much more decorative pale sandstone facades on Saint Andrew's Square and Turnbull Street.

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The larger ones in the foreground were for managers, while the terraced cottages in the background were for ordinary workers.

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Built in 1876, the polychromatic brick rear facade contrasts sharply with the much more decorative pale sandstone facades Turnbull Street (and indeed on St Andrew's Squares - not shown).

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Designed by M. Forsyth and built in the 1870s, it was originally part of the William Whyte's and Son clay pipe works, which had been based on the neighbouring Gibson Street since 1824.

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